Good bye Disney. We had a trip planned for last week of April into early May, BUT my husband is just turning 60 with many health issues, and I'm 57, and while I used to be the healthier of the two of us, I am quickly catching up to him.
So while it was really hard, we made the choice to cancel last night. It was particularly hard because I managed to get all the FastPasses we wanted, and we had the perfect balance of parks and relaxing.
We usually do not "panic". We usually stay the course, BUT given my husband's recent diagnosis of late onset asthma, we just can't take the chance. Is there a chance we could contract coronavirus locally? Absolutely! But we think traveling just increases the odds at the moment.
I am very worried about my beloved Disney. I am willing to bet cancellations are abounding, and the question is whether this organization is strong enough and diversified enough to withstand this latest challenge. Will it be short-term enough that it can withstand the turbulence, or will it be long-term enough that it will fold? It is my Happy Place, and I truly hope it survives so I can yet again go and center myself. No where else have I been able to do that as I have at Disney.
Good luck to all the senior executives at Disney and their teams. I hope you can navigate through this and come out even stronger on the other side. We have you in our thoughts and offer all the pixie dust that we can muster!....



